I guess we're followers this time, not leaders, but as of 2023 jaywalking will no longer be against the law in California—as long as you do it safely: Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday signed the “Freedom to Walk” bill sponsored by Assemblyman Phil Ting (D-San Francisco). The law, which goes into effect on Jan. 1, ...continue reading "In California, jaywalking is no longer naywalking"
WASHINGTON — The eldest grandson of President Harry Truman pulled down a black cloak to unveil a towering bronze statue of his late grandfather during a ceremony Thursday at the …
Federal legislation intended to make it harder to overturn presidential elections moves closer to becoming law. Opponents of the SAFE-T Act in Illinois fight to prevent some aspects of the law from taking effect in the new year.
This week, our first place winner is an anonymous comment about Texas’s content moderation law, responding to the claim on Twitter that Wikipedia could easily comply with it by being more open and transparent: Tell me you don’t understand how Wikipedia works without telling me you don’t understand how Wikipedia works. I mean, Wikipedia is […]
The New York Times reveals why the Supreme Court has become so distrusted of late: The actual cause of its historic unpopularity is no secret. Over the past several years, the court has been transformed into a judicial arm of the Republican Party. Yep. The modern Republican Party consists of three branches: the Supreme Court, ...continue reading "The Supreme Court is now the third branch of the Republican Party"
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